Downloaded directly from flock.com, Clam insists there's a trojan here.

https://www.virustotal.com/analisis/bdc9810851d0ffeb5f59212123c921654079a569c1726fb0a2bae9801e0f1e2e-1261069065 Virus Total analysis is by no means unanimous. False positive?

I like to see at least 5 AVs spot an iinfected file, but that isn't enough on ViruslTotal. When you aren't sure, look at the names of the AVs. McAfee, Microsoft, Symantec, and Trend are high-profile AVs that have a lot of corporate users, and they can't afford to be wrong too often. If a couple of them spot an infection, it's probably for real. If none of them spot it, it may be a false positive. In this case, none of them spot anything, so I'd say it is a false positive.

For a definitive answer, you can upload a file to Threat Expert (from PC Tools' Threatfie people) at https://www.threatexpert.com/submit.aspx on the web. They will run the file for you and send a report to your email address. The report will give a threat ranking, tell what the file does, and where it was probably developed. If there is no threat ranking, despite what the file does, it is probably not infected.

Regards,

Thank you GuitarBob